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CHARACTERISTICS

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CHARACTERISTICS

Specification-494/494P

Operators

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2-8

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fundamental

power
Exceptioned, 30

duration

shocks.Totalof18

eight

corners.(Instrument

inches

.)

kHz

only

kHz, relaxed by

.

.

.

by 10

dB

10th

to

line

.

kHzto36

each

.

for

harmonic

direc-

of

kHz

.

Radiated

Susceptibility

RE02-14
10

GHz

RS01-30
RS02-Magnetic

Induction
RS03-14

kHz

.

Hzto50

kHz

to

kHz

to10GHz

.

Full

limit

Full

limit

A

To 5

Upto1

.

.

only

GHz

2-13